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TLV62130: Inverting power supply circuit

Part Number: TLV62130

Dear All,

I designed an inverting power supply circuit of TLV62130 for -5V power supply.

Non-inverting power supply circuit working was perfect, but there was an abnormal output voltage problem on the inverting power supply circuit like below picture.

I think that the inverting power supply circuit is no problem.

Is there any other problem on this circuit?

Could you advise me on this issue?

Waveform_Non-inverting and inverting output.pdf

TLV62130_P5V and N5V.pdf

Regards,

Jeffrey

  • Hi Jeffrey,

    What is the input voltage (MAIN_P) and load current on the -2.5V rail?

    Can you share the part numbers for the caps C3, C7, C9, C52, and C40? Their case size looks quite small for the capacitance listed, so their DC bias performance is likely quite poor.

    You can try adding more output capacitance to solve the ripple on the -2.5V rail.
  • Hi Chris,

    The designed output voltage of inverting power supply circuit is not -2.5V but -5V.

    Please refer to the below comments that you asked me.
    1. Input voltage and load current
    MAIN_P=7.4V, load current=40mA
    2. Capacitors P/N
    C9, C52 : 1005 size, 10uF, X5R
    C26 : 1005 size, 100nF, C0G
    C31 : 1005 size, 3.3nF, C0G
    C40 : 1608 size, 22uF, X5R

    I'm trying to change the capacitor size from 1005 to 2012(C9/C52), 1005 to 1608(C26, C31), and 1608 to 2012(C40).

    Regards,
    Jeffrey
  • Hi Chris,

    I tried to change the capacitor size like previous reply, and tried to add more output capacitance like your comment.
    But there was no improvement on this issue, and it was just same.
    Please let me know how to resolve that.

    Regards,
    Jeffrey
  • Hi Jeffrey,

    Thanks for testing this possibility and for pointing out the error in the output voltage which I confused initially.

    Can you post your PCB layout? You might also try reducing the FB resistor value by 10x each to make it more robust to noise.

    On the capacitors, the actual part numbers are needed. The DC bias performance differs with the exact part number, so that different 10uF caps perform differently.
  • Hi Chris,

    I finally resolved this issue.
    There was a connection error on thermal pad of PCB layout, so that DC bias performance was very poor.
    Thanks for your support.

    Regards,
    Jeffrey